“We appreciate USDA’s acceptance of input from DU scientists throughout this decision-making process,” said DU CEO Adam Putnam. “They’ve heard the concerns of the hunting and conservation communities and have made a decision using the best available science. The 2023 rule...
The following Is courtesy of the Alaska Department of Fish and Game: Online Harvest Reporting Required for Upper Cook Inlet Personal Use Salmon Permit (Palmer) – The Alaska Department of Fish and Game (ADF&G) reminds all Upper Cook Inlet Personal Use (UCI)...
This portion of the Unit 1C Endicott Arm hunt has a small number of goats that can support the harvest of 1 goat point or 1 animal. As of August 3, 2023 a goat was harvested in this area. Thus, the...
Through the Buy Back program, anglers may buy back their fish for $5 at the time of weigh-in. All proceeds from fish sales are used to support the Resurrection Bay Fish Enhancement efforts and approved programs. We are very proud to...
“This poll shows that a large majority of Alaskans want to protect all of Bristol Bay, which is home to an irreplaceable ecosystem that supports the largest wild salmon run in the world, from large-scale mining,” said Brian Kraft, owner of...
Anglers 16 years and older may not fish in the posted area across from the mouth, but the remainder of the lagoon will remain open to all anglers. All other sport fishing regulations remain in effect for the fishing lagoon and...